A while ago I released Overwatch Player Log on Windows and OSX for recording player entries for when you are playing Overwatch. One thing I have noticed and has always been on the back of the mind is: unless if you have a second computer like a laptop handy, it is a pain in the bottoms to ult-tab out of the game, frantically try to remember what a OW player’s name was and type it down but you get busy again in the game!

Player Log for Overwatch icon

Well, fret not! The Android version of the app is now available on the Google Play store for free! It is called Player Log for Overwatch (PLO). For now, it pretty much does the exact same thing like its desktop counter part. However, more features are on their way! I plan to focus most of my effort on the mobile version for now as I don’t myself using the desktop version again anytime soon.

Today I am releasing DBConnect, another simple useful utility alongside with UUIDer. It has been quite a handy tool for myself at work so I’d like to share it. I wished there was something like that when I did my database unit in uni last year!

DBConnect is a simple GUI application that allows users to quickly connect and create(SQLite) different types of databases and run queries on them.

You can check it out and download a copy for Windows over at Infinity Box Studios. MacOS builds are not provided at the moment, but you can easily install Qt and build it yourself.

Source and binary is also available on GitHub. The application was developed using Qt5.3.1, and is required to build the application. Everything’s released under the BSD 3-Clause license at the moment.

I’ve released a simple UUID generator app before Christmas. It’s a simple GUI application written in Qt which runs on Windows and newer versions of MacOS. I know there are a gillion of these generators on the internet but most of them do not provide option for choosing the UUID version, name space and data seed. People like me also prefer a standalone application.

The builds are all portable, so there’s no installation involved. Source is available over at GitHub (just Google “UUIDer”).
I have plans for implementing a save feature for saving already generated keys and adding notes for them, but this is low priority at the moment unless there’s a huge demand for it.

Any issues you can drop a comment below or send a Twitter/Email message to Infinity Box Studios.